Undo Ordinary Global Ministries

I've endured betrayal, battled anxiety, and overcome depression, all for this anointing. I've buried loved ones and still found strength to worship. When you carry something precious, protection is paramount. The enemy's attacks are a testament to the divine oil on your life.

The Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010 serves as a stark reminder of how mishandled resources can cause widespread devastation. God's message is clear: 'Don't waste my oil.' This means avoiding arguments with fools, proving yourself to those who won't listen, and trying to revive dead relationships. Your 'oil' is too precious to waste in dry places.

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Join Senior Pastor Rico Miller and Undo Ordinary Global Ministries for our Sunday Worship Experience on Sunday, May 24, 2026, at 1:00 PM

Sermon Title: Don't Waste My Oil
Verse: 1 Samuel 16:1-2

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Unhealed trauma masquerades as self-sufficiency. God never called you to do it alone. If you could fix it all yourself, you wouldn't need grace. Stop surviving in silence and surrender to faith. You can't be delivered from what you keep disguising.

You can't be set free from what you continue to hide. What you don't bring into the light, God can't heal. Silence protects your pain, but honesty unleashes your power. It's time to reveal what's hidden.

Over 70% of people struggling emotionally never seek help. They've learned to survive, not to be free. Self-concealment means hiding distress because it doesn't feel safe to reveal it. Many smile outwardly while suffering inwardly, functioning publicly but falling apart privately. The tragedy isn't needing help, but being taught to hide that need.

Over 70% of people struggling emotionally never seek help, mastering coping instead of healing. This isn't survival; it's self-concealment. Many smile publicly while falling apart privately. The tragedy isn't needing help, but being taught to hide it. Stop surviving in silence; surrender in faith. What you disguise, you can't be delivered from.

We're taught to hide our need for help, leading to immense debt, addiction, and medication. This isn't strength; it's often a trauma response called hyperindependence, born from repeated disappointment. Refusing help isn't being capable, it's often a learned coping mechanism because vulnerability cost too much before.